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Distributed manoeuvre : 21st century offensive tactics / Justin Kelly and Mike Brennan

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KELLY Justin

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BRENNAN Mike

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Land Warfare Studies Centre working paper ; 134Publication details: Duntroon ACT : Land Warfare Studies Centre, 2009Description: 49 pISBN:

9780642297082 (pbk)

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Summary: This paper explores a thread of logic in land combat established over a decade. Examines modern land warfare, advances in technology have offered a fascinating fleeting opportunnity to develop capacity edge. The constant evolution of tactics is shaped by the thoughtful recombination of technologies in response to equally thoughtful. Seconf the paper examines a contention that tactical innovation for mid-intensity land combat has showed stalled or stopped with the last innovation lying in the hands of non-state.

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This paper explores a thread of logic in land combat established over a decade. Examines modern land warfare, advances in technology have offered a fascinating fleeting opportunnity to develop capacity edge. The constant evolution of tactics is shaped by the thoughtful recombination of technologies in response to equally thoughtful. Seconf the paper examines a contention that tactical innovation for mid-intensity land combat has showed stalled or stopped with the last innovation lying in the hands of non-state.

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